iDPRT
iDPRT SP460BT 203DPI Bluetooth Barcode Printer
Prints labels and barcodes at 203 DPI with Bluetooth connectivity and up to 460 mm/s speed
- Wireless freedom with Bluetooth connectivity
- Crisp 203 DPI direct thermal output
- Fast 4 IPS printing with low noise
- Automatic label detection prevents misprints
- Durable print head coating extends life
Direct thermal label printer
The iDPRT SP460BT is a direct thermal barcode and label printer built for wireless operation via Bluetooth. It produces 1D and 2D codes at 203 DPI without ink, toner or ribbons. The compact form factor suits small workspaces such as retail counters, stockrooms or mobile carts where a cable-free setup is preferred.
Bluetooth range and direct thermal limits
Bluetooth connectivity confines reliable printing to typical short-range indoor distances; walls or metal shelving can reduce the usable envelope. Direct thermal media darkens over time and with heat or sunlight exposure, so labels are best suited for short-life applications such as shipping tags, receipts or temporary asset tags rather than permanent archival labels.
Quick setup with auto detection
The printer auto-detects label size and gap position, removing the need for manual calibration in most roll changes. Error Reprint Technology re-sends the last job automatically after a jam or cover-open event. The intensified print-head coating resists abrasion from continuous roll feeding, reducing the frequency of head replacements.
Highlights
- Wireless freedom with Bluetooth connectivity
- Crisp 203 DPI direct thermal output
- Fast 4 IPS printing with low noise
- Automatic label detection prevents misprints
- Durable print head coating extends life
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 203 DPI version or a higher-resolution model?
The 203 DPI resolution suits standard shipping labels and 1D or 2D barcodes; choose a higher DPI only if you need very small text or dense graphics.
What does 4 IPS mean for daily label output?
At 4 inches per second the printer produces a typical 4-inch label in about one second, so you can expect several hundred labels per hour in normal use.
How does Bluetooth connectivity affect printing reliability?
Bluetooth lets you send jobs wirelessly from a phone, tablet or PC without cables; keep the device within a few metres for a stable link.
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